CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF GEORGE HENRY MILLER

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Services Held for George Miller, 43, in Sunnyslope, Ariz.
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	Funeral services for George Miller, 43, former Cedar county 
resident, were held April 20 at Trinity Lutheran church in Sunnyslope, 
Ariz.
	Mr. Miller died at his home in Sunnyslope April 15 as a result of
a heart attack.  Pallbearers were Arlo Nelson, Dale Nelson, Wesley Campbell, 
Clifford Larson, Henry Thompson and Ralph LeBec.
	George Henry Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Newcastle, 
was born  May 18, 1913, at Obert.  He was baptized and confirmed in the 
Lutheran faith.  He was graduated from Wynot high school in 1932 and later 
attended college in Wayne.
	Mr. Miller was married May 30, 1941, to Rachel Klanderud of Obert.  
They farmed near Obert until 1955 when they moved to Sunnyslope.  They owned 
a motel in Sunnyslope.
	Mr. Miller is survived by his wife, Rachel, three children, Keith, 14; 
Jill, 12; and Roger, 10; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Newcastle 
and two sisters, Mrs. Faye Eckhardt of Watseka, Ill.; and Mrs. Muriel Kelley 
of Menlo Park, Calif.
	Relatives attending the funeral from a distance were his parents and 
two sisters, and Mrs. Leota Gowery of Wynot, Mrs. Louis Baker of Wayne and 
Wesley Campbell of Hartington.

APRIL 1957 CEDAR COUNTY NEWS